Assembly / Setup
Note: The 3/8” mounting holes located on the back panel are for stabilizing the
unit(s) (up to 3 high only) to a wall and are 16” on-center to match most wall
construction stud spacing. Figure 2. Be sure fasteners are anchored securely
to studs or other solid portion of the wall.
WARNING
THE INTOUCH 16 CABINET CAN BE STACKED ON A STABLE SURFACE (UP
TO 3 HIGH). THE INTOUCH 16 CABINET IS NOT INTENDED OR DESIGNED TO
BE INDIVIDUALLY HUNG ON A WALL.
WHEN STACKING, THE UNITS MUST BE STABILIZED USING THE 3/8” MOUNT-
ING HOLES IN THE BACK PANEL, AND BOLTED TOGETHER USING THE 3/8”
MOUNTING HOLES IN THE TOP AND BOTTOM PANELS. FASTENERS ARE
NOT INCLUDED.
IT IS THE CUSTOMER’S RESPONSIBILITY TO USE ADEQUATE FASTENERS
DESIGNED FOR THE SPECIFIC WORKSURFACE, FLOOR, OR WALL TYPE THE
UNIT WILL BE ATTACHED TO.
Note: Do not install the 3/8” hole plugs in the top panel if stacking cabinets.
Stacking multiple units (optional)
1. Multiple units can be stacked
no more than 3 high
if necessary, but for stability
reasons, stacking requires all units be attached together and anchored to a
permanent surface such as the floor and wall (with at least 2 screws).
2.
Stack one unit on top of another in it’s final location. Note: Fasteners to attach units
together are not included.
Suggested fasteners: (4) 1/4-20 x 5/8” PHM screws and (4) locknuts.
3. Tighten fasteners securely.
Figure 2
.
4. Repeat this process for the 3rd (top) unit.
5. Anchor the top unit to the wall using appropriate fasteners.
Figure 1
Figure 2
Anchoring unit to worksurface or floor
1. The laptop cabinet needs to be permanently and securely attached to
a desk or floor to prevent tipping and for security.
2. Set the cabinet into position. Using the mounting holes located on
the bottom of the unit as a template, locate and mark the mounting
hole locations on the floor / worksurface.
Figure 1
.
3. For worksurfaces, mark and drill pilot holes at the marked locations.
(Fasteners are not provided for floor anchoring due to the large
variety of flooring and worksurface materials.)
4.
Attach the cabinet to the worksurface or floor with appropriate
fasteners. Be sure worksurface is stable and sturdy enough to fully
support the unit.
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